In a world, crying out for a top ten show.

John Roka and Matt Nost are here to bring you the top ten.

Take it away, boys.

Welcome to a brand new episode of the top Ten Show. I am John Roker.

And I am Matt Nostin. We're here to bring you a little bit of joy, a little bit of respite, a little bit of, a take a break from the craziness of the real world with us, two jackasses as we talk about movies.

Yeah, something as important and vital to people's lives as movies. And they really are,

and probably even more so now than they've ever been, people are turning to movies for solace

and comfort and escape and what have you right there in the comfort of their home. Some people

are going out and venturing onto the theaters, but most of you are probably at home, reacquanting

yourself with some of the

classics or some of the great movies from your collection that you love or maybe discovering

some new ones that are available in all the streaming services that I've dropped.

I'm telling you, man, these streaming services, there is so much movies to watch.

There is a lot of content.

People complain, oh, there's no new content. Maybe not,

not as much as you would like, but there's so much content already. And I'm sure most of you who

have multiple streaming services have like cues that are 100 to 200 titles long because there's

so many movies you haven't gotten to yet or some of the movies you've seen before that you

would like to see again.

So now's the time.

I know you have at your fingertips,

you legitimately can find almost any movie that's ever been made.

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